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    Gastrointestinal functional impairments and epilepsy: Searching the possible connection mechanisms

    Gastrointestinal functional impairments and epilepsy: Searching the possible connection mechanisms by Lefter, R., Ciobica, A., Balmus, I.M.

    Published in European psychiatry
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    A populational review of the amyloid precursor protein gene mutations relevant to alzheimer’s disease

    A populational review of the amyloid precursor protein gene mutations relevant to alzheimer’s disease by Balmus, I.M., Ciobica, A., Gorgan, L.D.

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    PERCEIVED STRESS AND GASTROINTESTINAL HABITS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS

    PERCEIVED STRESS AND GASTROINTESTINAL HABITS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS by Balmus, I M, Robea, M, Ciobica, A, Timofte, D

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    IS OXYTOCIN RELEVANT FOR THE AFFECTIVE DISORDERS?

    IS OXYTOCIN RELEVANT FOR THE AFFECTIVE DISORDERS? by Ciobica, A, Balmus, I M, Padurariu, M

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    Central and Peripheral Effect of MPTP Via Dose-Dependent Magnesium Modulation

    Central and Peripheral Effect of MPTP Via Dose-Dependent Magnesium Modulation by Lefter, R

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    Effects of Oxytocin Administration on Oxidative Markers in the Temporal Lobe of Aged Rats

    Effects of Oxytocin Administration on Oxidative Markers in the Temporal Lobe of Aged Rats by Balmus, I. M., Ciobica, A., Stoica, B., Lefter, R., Cojocaru, S., Reznikov, A. G.

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    The relevance of zebrafish animal models in irritable bowel syndrome research

    The relevance of zebrafish animal models in irritable bowel syndrome research by Balmus, I.M., Cojocariu, R.O., Lefter, R., Ciobica, A., Trifan, A., Stanciu, C., Gorgan, L.

    Published in Neuroscience Applied
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